369wallet partners with Everstake — native ETH, SOL, and APT staking in-app

369wallet is partnering with Everstake, a non-custodial staking infrastructure provider, to bring native staking directly into the 369wallet mobile app. Users will be able to stake Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and Aptos (APT) without leaving the wallet, signing locally on their own device, and tracking rewards from the same dashboard they use for the rest of their portfolio.

The integration goes through the Everstake Wallet SDK. From the user's point of view the flow is what it should be: pick an asset, review the staking details, sign, watch rewards accrue. No second app, no separate dApp connector, no custody change.

What this means for users

• Native in-wallet staking for three of the most-asked-for proof-of-stake assets — ETH, SOL, and APT.
• Self-custodial throughout. 369wallet does not take custody of user assets. Private keys stay on the device. Users sign every transaction locally; Everstake operates the validator layer behind the scenes, never the keys.
• Unified portfolio view. Staked balances, rewards, and unstaking timers surface in the same portfolio dashboard as the rest of the wallet's holdings — not in a parallel UI.
• Composable with the rest of the app. The same balance that just got swapped in via Transak or routed through 1inch can be staked one screen later — without a transfer step.

Why Everstake

Everstake has been operating validator infrastructure since 2018, with staking support across more than 130 proof-of-stake networks to date. For us, that depth was the point. Building staking from scratch — even just for three chains — means committing engineering time to validator operations, slashing protection, key management, and twenty-four-hour ops that are well outside 369wallet's product surface.

The split lines up naturally with our product philosophy: 369wallet builds the user-facing mobile financial experience; the heavy infrastructure pieces — staking, fiat rails, DEX routing, RWA access — come from specialized providers we integrate carefully. Everstake fills the staking slot.

Why ETH, SOL, and APT

Three chains, three different reasons:

• Ethereum remains the anchor PoS asset. If a wallet supports staking and doesn't ship ETH, that wallet is incomplete.
• Solana sits at the center of an active retail ecosystem, with particularly strong momentum across APAC — one of 369wallet's earliest user bases.
• Aptos opens access to a fast, Move-based Layer 1 we already support across the rest of the wallet. Adding APT staking closes the loop for users who hold Aptos balances for swaps or transfers.

More chains are on the roadmap; the three we ship at launch are the ones that move the needle for the current user base.

Where this fits in the bigger picture

369wallet has been pursuing a specific product thesis: the wallet as the starting point for on-chain finance, not just a place to hold tokens. We've shipped Transak for fiat on/off-ramps, predict.fun for prediction-market access, 1inch routing for swaps and tokenized RWA, and announced Hot Wallet Rate as the rewards layer on top of all of it.

Staking — and specifically native, in-wallet, self-custodial staking — was the missing slot in that surface. Everstake is how we fill it without taking shortcuts on custody or operations.

Status

• Android alpha is live on the Google Play Store. The Everstake-backed staking flow rolls into the next major release on that build.
• iOS is in development, with the same staking surface targeted for the platform's general-availability build pending App Store review.

"We're not trying to be a wallet you check once a month. We're trying to be the place crypto actually runs from — buy, swap, stake, earn, all from one self-custodial address." — 369wallet team

— The 369wallet team